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Storyline
House's sleep deprivation is beginning to take its toll. He's constantly hallucinating Amber and even needs "her" to come up with ideas to find out what's wrong with a deaf wrestler who during a match started "hearing" loud explosions. Meanwhile, House prepares Chase's bachelor party, complete with strippers and lots of alcohol. Written by
Marco van Hoof <k_luifje7@hotmail.com>
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TV-14
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Goofs
Zolpidem, the name on the bottle of medication prescribed to House by Wilson, is known as brand name Ambien and Ambien CR. On House's bottle it is directed to be taken three times daily, and the dose is a 200mg pill. Ambien is dosed at 10mg and Ambien CR at 12.5mg, and is only to be taken before bed.
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Quotes
Immigration Officer #2:
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to Cameron]
I'm sorry ma'am, illegals only.
Dr. Robert Chase:
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as the officers are taking him away]
I'm - I'm sure it's a mistake. I'll call you as soon as I know what's going on.
Dr. Allison Cameron:
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Quietly to Foreman]
Don't let House get him into too much trouble.
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Connections
References
Caligula (1979)
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Soundtracks
"Spread Your Love"
(uncredited)
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Eccellent episode has House still hallucinating that Amber is with him, a high school wrestler falls ill, and House prepares Chase's bachelor party. The patient is actually interesting for a change, and reminded me of a young Matt Damon. The business with Amber is not funny, but quite serious as House makes a couple of decisions that cause problems, and which he blames om her apparition. The bachelor party is a riot, especially when Wilson walks into his apartment and finds it going on in his living room. Thanks to House, Wilson also meets up with an old flame, a stripper named Karen who apparently hasn't aged a day since he last saw her nine years ago. Unfortunately, Chase finds her to be toxic (see the episode). Highly recommended.